Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-06-16
The bang, In hair dressing has resumed ito

The bang, in hair dressing has resumed ito
sway.
Large hoop earrings are again getting into
favor.
Plcot-edged ribbons expel all Others in pop
ularity.
Corduroy lisa favorite material for tailor
made Jackets.
Nobody who is anybody wears Isle thread
gloves this spring.
Ladies' shoes must match In tint the prevail
ing color of the gown.
Maize is asserting its claim to be considered
a fashionable color.
Miss Rosina Emmett, the artist, is soon to
marry son of Mrs. John Sherwood.
Beads, or to speak by the card, Jets, are
fashionable foundations for bonnets.
Velvet is used either plain or in soft, irreg-
ular folds on the brims of round hats,
Satin-finished, gros grain, gauze and tat
feta ribbons are much used in millinery.
The newest additions to flower jewelry are
the "Bcrmuda lily" and the "New Zealand
rose.
If you wish to see grass widow In clover,
watch her when she grabs rich widower by
the arm.
1t is said that the tan shades of gloves have
lost their popularity, and that coal grays are
in favor.
Basques are declared not suitable for young
women and are consequently not worn, even
by grandmothers.
1t is said that a sermon Is always short to
woman who wears new DO met at church
for the first time.
Bonnet ribbons are coming in again. They
are not tied, but caught bow down with
jeweled bar of gold.
The latest novelty in bonnet and scarf pins
for ladies' wear are combination Of pearls
and diamonds.
The very latest thing in sleevelinks simu-
lates the coffee bean; each bean must be of
different colored gold.
There are fifty female school supervisors
in Maine, and they all perform the duty Of
their Office in an efficient manner.
Women portrait-painters are becoming SO
popular in New York city that those of the
other sex are preparing to seek more profit
able fields.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps woman suffrage
novel is delayed by the i'll health of the
writer She Is troubled with insomnia and
nervousness.
The man who reports tornadoes for the sig
nal service has just been married. His reports
will be founded largely upon personal expert
ences hereafter.
A woman doesn't know half as much
about voting as a man does about rocking q
cradle, yet there are more women who want to
vote than men who want to rock cradles.
One of the strongest points in the lOveabil-
| ity of q woman is that she doesn't whistle.
| 1t is the husband who has to whistle when
she hands him the bill for her bonnet.
The streets of Canton are only three or four
feet wide and when a woman with hustle on
gets into one of them she has to 60 clear
through before she can turn around.
The rage for silver handles for canes, UNI
brellas and parasols has reached such state
| that designers are almost at their wits end
| for new and novel patterns to satisfy the
| public.
The bigger the parasol the more stylish its
| bearer. The parasol of to-day needs an ath-
lete to carry it. They should match the toilet
even If to do so they must be made of Scotch
| tweed.
Mrs. Susan Sullivan, who was recently left
| penniless widow at Pierce, Mo-, walked
from that place to Chattanooga, Tenn, with
her five children the youngest babe, whom
she carried in her arms the entire distance.
| A California woman, in trying to make a
cradle tor her baby. hit on an idea and invent
ed an orange box. She now runs and owns
| the factory which makes nine-tenths of the
| orange boxes for the Pacific slope.
| The Santa Catama mountains in Arizona
| are covered with petrfcd turtles, Holsters
| and CLANS The mountains are 1000 feet
above the level of the sea.
monster shark thirty-five feet long,
twenty feet in circumference and weighing
| over four tons, was captured recently in
Monterey bay, on the Pacific coast
peculiar storm occurred at Bedford, Pa,
one day last week. For fifteen minutes hail,
| rain and grasshOppers fell together, and in
such quantities that the earth was covered
over nearly mile square.
Supplied chors are meeting with increased
| favor throughout the breadth of the country.
One was introduced into St. Paurs church,
SACRAMENTO, on Easter day.
At the opening of the duke of Albanv's
memorial church at Cannes, the priest wore a
moustache. The Prince of Wales suggested
| that the ornament should be removed, and it
| was.
George W. Childs of Philadelphia, is O bible
| society in miniature. He has presented ESQ
| some one says who has kept an accOunt), more
than 200 handsome bibles to churches and
| Sunday schools.
The latest statistics give the Evangelical
| Lutheran church in the United States an ag-
gregate of 5000 communicates, making it
numerically the third in rank among the pro-
testants in this country.
A thank-offerrng of 5000 was handed in
anonymously at st. James church, New York
city, on Eastermorning for establishing fund,
the income of which is to be devoted to the
sick poor
Mrs. Gertrude Garrison. editor Of the
American Press association. is of medium
height and has a slender, graceful figure.
She is inclined to be blonde in complexion.
Her eyes are dark gray. She Is decidedly
| pretty, dresses well, and is probably the best
'all round" newspaper writer In the pro-
| fession.
New Lisbon, Ohio, girl, while disroblng
| recently, was pulling off her stocking with
considerable eXcrtion, as her foot was damp.
| It came off unexpectedly. and her hand was
released with such sudden force that it struck
| her under the chin and caused her to nearly
bite her tongue in two. There is moral to
this tragedy
1t is nowadays quite the proper caper fol
| young women to make their own gowns.
The fashion obtains particular favor in Eng
land and even extends to the royal family
| the princess of Wales herself setting the eX
| ample The young princesses are being train
ed to complete understanding of the art, anC
| not only make gowns but wear the gown,
they make. The 'SOciety of Lady Dress
makers" is meeting with marked success.
Wall Street News: SIS Mr. Pullman
aboard?" he asked of the porter OF sleeping
car on an Ohio train.
. "NO, sab; he ant"
'DO you represent Mr.. Putnam
''Well sab, Misser Pullman built dis kyal
an the regular conductor runs de train; but II
case you want valuable infOrmashun / reckon
you'd better interview me, Fze sort o
! middlemrn, 'spose."
His Satanic Majesty Ito applicant for ad
! mission). What may call your name?
Applicant. | haven't got any. I'm the MAI
who has been writing contributions to thu
| newspers.
His Satanic Majesty. Who sentyou to mel
Applicant. Peter
His Satanic Majesty, Indignantly. Well, Pc
ter ought to know better You can't get II
here, my friend; this place is too good fol
, you.
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